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课程名称：入门论文写作 课程概述：该课程是“学术英语：写作”专业化的第二门课程。课程将介绍三种学术论文类型，特别帮助你为大学课程的写作做准备，同时也适合任何希望提高写作技能的人。 完成本课程后，您将能够： - 为您的论文创建有效的论文陈述 - 规划和撰写比较/对比、因果和论证论文 - 写出结构良好的正文段落 注意：讲座和实践活动免费提供，但您需要升级到付费版本才能参加测验并获得写作作业的反馈。 课程大纲： 1. 课程介绍：该模块介绍课程的基本结构和内容，帮助学生回顾上一课程的句子类型和标点知识，同时学习三种类型的学术论文写作。 2. 论文写作：在该模块中，您将学习论文的结构和良好写作的重要工具，适合中级英语写作水平的学习者。 3. 写作比较/对比论文：该模块教授比较/对比论文的结构和写作方法，提供示例并鼓励学生根据自己的写作能力进行练习。 4. 写作因果论文：本模块专注于因果论文的写作，探讨事物发生的原因或影响，并提供适合中级写作者的写作指导。 5. 写作论证论文：最后，本模块教学如何撰写最常见的大学论文——论证论文，让学生考虑如何支持自己的立场并说服读者。 该课程适合希望提升学术写作能力的学习者，提供了丰富的资源和实践机会以帮助学生提高写作水平。
Name:Course Introduction
Description:This is the second course in the Academic English: Writing specialization. In the last course, you reviewed sentence types and punctuation. You'll use that information in this course to make your writing great. In this course, you'll learn all about academic essay writing and, specifically, how to write three types of essays: compare/contrast, cause/effect, and argument. To pass this course, you need to pass all four quizzes and pass all three writing assignments. When you finish one activity, you can continue to the next one. Enjoy!
Name:Essay Writing
Description:In this module, you'll start learning about essay structure and some other important tools for good writing. There's a lot of information in this module, but it's all necessary for writing well. Make sure you take notes so you will remember these tools when you write your essays. Note to learners: this course is designed for learners of English with intermediate English writing skills. The sample essays in this course are aimed at that level. However, the principles discussed in the lessons are practical for writers of any level. If you're at a lower level, do the best you can. If you are a more advanced writer, feel free to write more developed and complex essays than the ones in the examples. Just make sure you follow the structures introduced.
Name:Writing Compare/Contrast Essays
Description:Now, you're ready to write your first type of academic essay--the compare/contrast essay. In this module, you'll learn what this type of essay is and how to structure it. Then, you'll look at some examples and practice writing your own compare/contrast essay. Remember the sample essays in the lesson are typical for an intermediate-level student. Write a compare/contrast essay that fits your own writing ability. Good luck!
Name:Writing Cause/Effect Essays
Description:Now, you'll learn about writing the cause/effect essay. This is another type of academic essay that you might be asked to write in your college classes. For this type of essay you'll think about reasons why something happens or the effects of something. The sample essays in this module are also representative of an intermediate-level writer. Write a cause/effect essay appropriate for your own English level. Just remember to follow the advice given in the lessons.
Name:Writing Argument Essays
Description:In this last module, you'll learn how to write the most common type of college essay. The argument essay is probably the most fun essay to write too. In this one, you will try to convince your reader to believe your argument or position on some controversial topic. You have to think of good reasons to support your position. Remember to write an argument essay that is to the best of your own abilities.
Course 2: Getting Started with Essay Writing This is the second course in the Academic English: Writing specialization. By introducing you to three types of academic essays, this course will especially help prepare you for work in college classes, but anyone who wants to improve his or her writing skills can benefit from this course. After completing this course, you will be able to: - create effective thesis statements for your essays - plan and write compare/contrast, cause/effect, and argument essays - write well-developed body paragraphs Note: The lectures and practice activities are available for free, but you must upgrade to the pay version in order to take the quizzes and get feedback on writing assignments.
